Competing as the ThunderWolves' lone representative at the national championships, Wyatt sits tied for fourth place after round one and is just one shot off the individual lead entering Tuesday's second round.

West Texas A&M's David Vega Gerstel and Luis Palomo, along with Lee University's George Cordall, each carded opening-round scores of 6-under par to share the tournament lead after day one.

The Scotsman was electric from the opening tee shot as he birdied each of his first four holes of the championship round while navigating the Desert Hawk/Coyote Run layout at Boulder Creek Golf Club.

Wyatt turned in a blistering 4-under 32 on his opening nine holes before closing his round with a steady 1-under 35 on the back side to finish with a 5-under 67 overall.

In total, Wyatt recorded seven birdies during the round while carding just two bogeys in one of the lowest rounds of the opening day at the national championship.

The fourth-year senior and ThunderWolf captain continued to showcase his comfort level at the Boulder City venue, a course CSU Pueblo has become extremely familiar with over the years through RMAC Championship competition and national preview events.

In the team standings, West Texas A&M and the University of Missouri-St. Louis sit tied atop the leaderboard at 10-under par following round one. Colorado Christian, the lone RMAC school to qualify for the NCAA National Championships as a team, is tied for fifth place after opening the tournament at 5-under par.

Wyatt will now head into round two firmly in contention for a national title as he looks to continue his impressive final collegiate tournament.

Round two of the NCAA Division II National Championships is set for Tuesday afternoon, with Wyatt teeing off at 2 p.m. Mountain Time from the first tee in the Nevada desert.